Female Chinese water dragons usually lay six to 15 eggs at a time, and they hatch after 60 to 75 days. When freshly hatched, babies have a body about an inch long (2.54 centimeters) with an ...

In ancient China, dragons were revered creatures who protected and controlled water sources. They represented health, strength, and good luck.

Chinese water dragons feed on insects and are well known for their ability to swim. To escape a predator they will dive into the water and are capable of staying underwater for around 90 minutes. 3.

Guitar sharks, mud dragons, water bears and - sorry, arachnophobes - sea spiders. Those are just a few of the new species recently discovered by a global research initiative called Ocean Census ...

Other types of dragons featured in Chinese folklore include the Celestial Dragon, the Spiritual Dragon, the Dragon of Hidden Treasures, the Dragon of the Underworld, the Winged Dragon, the Horned ...